DELAWARE
Field Trips

Ashland Nature Center has 130 acres of woods, meadows, marshes, trails, and the Red Clay Creek with dozens of bird species, plants, trees, two Lenni Lenape longhouses and a Butterfly House.

Brandywine Zoo offers both free and fee-based virtual programs. Versatile educators and zookeepers engage guests to stimulate awe of animals and action for wildlife conservation. 

Increase your knowledge of Delaware’s history. At the Delaware Capitol, take a tour of the Legislative Hall, that has been the home of Delaware’s General Assembly since 1933.

The Delaware Center for Horticulture’s teaching garden lets visitors study a diverse range of plants, and educational workshops on different elements of horticulture and ecology.

The Delaware Contemporary focuses on the understanding of the contemporary arts in Delaware with over 30 exhibitions annually of regionally, nationally, and internationally artists.

The Delaware Museum of Nature and Science, formerly the Delaware Museum of Natural History offers fun, interactive programs at your location and (beginning in June 2022) on-site. New galleries, featuring a variety of ecosystems near and far, and Cretaceous creatures.

The Delaware Shakespeare Festival performs a different play in Rockland Park each summer. Before the show, two actors from the production offer insight into the evening’s play.

The Delaware Theatre Company is Delaware’s premier professional theater. It offers a five-show season with an assortment of plays and musicals, including new works and classics.

Learn about the natural history of Delaware at the Iron Hill Museum. Housed within a schoolhouse, the museum offers programs and exhibits on wildlife, archaeology, and natural history.

Loblolly Acres offers pick-your-own, a petting zoo, a corn maze and tours that allow groups to learn a bit about farming practices, trees, seeds, and plant life in Delaware. Visit their petting zoo to see burros, horses, Freedom the donkey, and more!

Monsey Tours is a New York-based Charter Bus Company, providing transportation opportunities to anywhere in the U.S. and Canada with a fleet of state-of-the-art Motor Coaches.

Mt. Cuba Center on 550 acres in Delaware’s Appalachian Piedmont with natural rolling hills, stream valleys, rock outcrops, deciduous forests, and the notable flora and fauna of the region. Guided group tours cover seasonal highlights and ecological gardening.